We all really enjoyed the magic show. The students were excited and the message was great! We would like to see him again.

Research on reading generally agrees that the most critical aspect of reading is how a child feels about reading. Positive reinforcement from parents and teachers can make a big difference. Children need to know that adults in their lives care about reading.
Studies also agree that in most cases, forcing a child to read will yield negative results. Most children shouldn’t be required to read each day, especially if it’s forced reading for pleasure. Some families find that having a reading time when the whole family reads can work. Even if the child is reluctant, he knows that the time is reserved for reading. Let him choose to read light material, if nothing else. Also consider incorporating book allowances. Even if the allowance allows for the purchase of one paperback book or magazine a week, you’ve helped encourage reading. For more information see our I Love to Read Magic Program.
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We all really enjoyed the magic show. The students were excited and the message was great! We would like to see him again.